Fluid

Project Fluid is an attempt to make the Android experience much better and different from the regular AOSP standard. We are very thankful to everyone else who helped Fluid. This a new User Experience and we hope you enjoy using Fluid!

#FeelsFluid

Credits

• LineageOS

Setting up Fluid source

To begin with you first have to initialize the repo:

repo init -u https://github.com/Project-Fluid/manifest.git -b fluid-12.1

Then sync it up:

repo sync --force-sync --no-tags --no-clone-bundle -j$(nproc --all)

Note:

• You must have at least 250GB free space on your disk and decent specifications
• Basic git knowledge

Building Fluid

. build/envsetup.sh
lunch fluid_device-userdebug
mka bacon

Contributing

To contribute to fluid you can use our gerrit (https://review.projectfluid.org) Let's imagine you haven't used gerrit, this will teach you how to use it.

Clone any repo from our github, for example, settings app:

git clone https://github.com/Project-Fluid/packages_apps_Settings settings

Sign into gerrit using the sign in button on the top right

Then generate a ssh key (if you already generated one, skip this step):

ssh-keygen -o

And add your public ssh key (by default located in ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub) to your gerrit profile (https://review.projectfluid.org/settings/#SSHKeys)

After that, do your changes and commit them:

git commit

And finally, push the changes (this is an example for settings with the default fluid-12.1 branch, you can replace the repo part with any other repo you would push):

git push "ssh://[email protected]:29418/Project-Fluid/packages_apps_Settings" HEAD:refs/for/fluid-12.1

NOTE: If you do get an error telling you to run a command and then amend the commit, do it, then retry to push.